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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
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MAIN LINE AND IT. LoiI> DIVISION OF
WABASH RAILWAY COuPhNN

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
iliulNcn0 Names

NEW-N oR,. Nov. -. l',7
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Company 3, 10 Doe p.Ii ~ ihs NNrIONAL BANk cot
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JANE e. II tRrr. Tr"' ufer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
BRIDGEPORT.

Charlie Smith holds the live bird cham
pionship medal OF the Nail City Gun CluO
for another season.
Mrs. Joseph May has returned from an
extended visit in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Geo. Slater. an engineer from the
north end Of the c., l.. IL W. railroad, Is
i'm the city visiting friends.
Mr. l.. 4. Calvert has returned from an
extended business trip in the interest OF
4. Branum.
New Spring Stock Just in. Call early
while assortment is complete. J. A. Helm
Irin, Bridgeport, o.
ON last evening u number of the friends
OF MIR. and Mrs. Robert +. Howell SwoOped
down upon that quiet household, entirely
unexpected, and informed the worthy
couple that they had on that very night
twenty years ago Joined hearts, hands and
fortunes. Mr.. and Mrs. Howell were COM
pletely surprised, and could not compre-
bend the meaning Of the presence OF the
pleasant party of friends. Several very
neat and timely presents were given the
oycrjOyed principals, and a most enjoyable
evening spent by all. The s~eit-invited
guests did not forget to bring ample ratIonS
OF the most delicate variety, and a Splen-
did supper was one OF the many enjoyable
features of the occasion.
Mr.. David Bowen, an employe of the
Wheeling Creek coal works, was slightly
injured yesterday while at work in the
mines.
Mr. NJ. II. Waters and a force of men
are at Freeport working on a new bridge
on the c., l.. x W. road to-day. The
structure has to he erected on Sundays so
that the travel on the road may not he inn
pededr
Mr.. Robert McCuily is convaleScent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
Advice to "A Young Map.

NV boy, when you meet q good hearted,
genial fellow, open-handed and generous,
who spends money freely when he has it,
who doesn't know the value of money
who only csteems it for the good it can do,
who believes in the lively shilling, and al.
WAYS does his best to make it lively, who
can't hoard up money for the life of him,
who gets it and spends it, and then
gets more to spend, 30 that all OF us may
get a little of it, who doesn't put down
every cent he lets a friend have a though
he was a money lender, who, ifhe has only
one dollar in the world Will let you have
ninety cents of it if You ask for it a good,
whOlesouled, generous fellow, who knows
no more and cares no more about money
than a pig does about Greek, and he is a
little hard up, and wants to borrow ten
dollars of you for a few days-my boy,
don't you lend him 4 cent; don't lend him
a cent. Fh2 DO want you TO be mean,
clO:e-lsted, stingy, weighing all friendship
and goOdlellOwship on the scales of the
money lender? Oh, 10, my boy, | didn't
say anything of the kind. / said, and !
repeat it, don't lend him a cent" / Z or't
want you 10 be mean; only want you to
he business like. Give him so, if you
have it to subscribe and feel like it; give
him what money yOu cal spare, and your
heart and head justify you in giving, but
never lend that kind of a man q dollar.
Only lend money where there is at least a
remote possibility of its being paid back.
That's all. You may 90 now. BY the way,
/ took care of that note of Jack Merrihartis
that you didn't tell me anything about
it's all right now, only don't lend Jack
any Eaora than you can afford to give him.
4 man who has no idea of the value Of his
own money has just as little comprehen-
sion of the value o. yours.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08

scribed to build, Touring, WOODEN and cot
ton seed oil mills at Dallas Texas. $780,
900 has been raised at Americas, Ga, for
a cotton mill.
AT THE SPRING MEETINGS
of the western lumbermen, the opinions
were generally expressed that prices for
lumber must be stronger, under the ex-
tra~ordinary Eastern and Western demand
Stocks in all sections of the country are
shown to be much lower than Il year ago.
The decrease in six western lumber states
is given ut S92S, 9S2, S91 feet. In Min
nesota there is q decrease of lOO,OOO,OO O
feet.
Some people in Chicago, are trying 10
make out that cotton and wooden goods
can be manufactured there, as cheaply as
in Fall River, Providence or Philadelphia,
or any other eastern textile center. The
machinery, they say, can be made, there
Land is cheap and from whatever stand
point the subject is reviewed, 1t Is claimed
the advantages are in favor of the west.
A Pjttsburg manufacturer has received
a contract to build two blast furnaces at
BesSemer, Ala. Two manufacturers from
New Zealand are now at Pittsbnrg to order
machinery for a new water works. A
Philadelphia steel company is buying $50
feet OF 24-ineh pipe at Pittsburg.
Notwithstanding the rapid progress
made in American textile machinery, n
great deal ofEnglish machinery is arriving.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08

There are very few men who do not
pride themselves on always having the
correct time; and wonderful and delicate
m~cchanisms are devised to enable them to
do 30. But the more delicate a chronom-
eter il made, the more subject 1t becomes
20 arrangement, and unless 1t is always
kept perfectly clean, it soon loses its use
~fulness. What wonder, then, that the
human machines much more delicate
and intricate than any work of man
should require to be kept thoroughly
cleansed. The liver is the main
spring of this complex structure,
and on the impurities left in
the blood by 4 disordered liver, depend
most of the ills that flesh is heir to. Even
consumption (which is lung Scrofula), is
traceable to the imperfect action Of this
organ. Kidney diseases, skin diseases.
sick headache, heart disease, dropsy, and
4 long catalogue of grave maladies have
their origin in a torpid, or sluggish liver.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, by
establishing a healthy, normal action of the
liver, acts rs a cure and preventive ofthese
diseases.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
LITTLE
4 Meeting of the Law and Order Society
General Notes.

- AAFNAAhk W ~
General Notes.
Special Tlegram TO he Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, PA, May THE Law
and Order Society of this place held its
annual meeting in the Opera House last
Monday evening. The meeting was called
to order by the President Sayers, and after
a prayer had been offered by the Rev.
Loyal Young a report Ofthe doings OF the
order for the past year was read by Secretary
Prof. Edwin Linton.
After the reading of the report President
Savers made n lew remarks in which he
praised both eX-Chief Rankin and Chief
Greer for their promptneSS in assisting the
society. Short addresses were then made
by the Rev. Jas. Meechen ID. D., w. h.
Underwood and j. X. Johnson.
The officers for the ensuing year were
elected by a committee for that purpose.
The next meeting OF the society will be
in June.
The school directors of Washington
county met last Tuesday and reelected,
on the second ballet by a majority OF one
vote, Geo. A Spindler.
P~ittsburg's Poet Laureate John
Mckee, has been spending the last week
taking in sights in and around Washing
ton.
The G.. A. Il. Loan which has been in
progress for the last ten days closed last
Thursday evening. Tit Loan has been a
success from the beginning. The gross
recitps were $3.50 OF this sum about 800
dollars will be the net proceeds Of the en-
~tertainment and will 20 TO the relief fund
Of the Post.
1t is said that fully 600 people visited
the loan during the three days.
Criminal court will begin next Monday.
4 silect hop was held at Ringland's grove
on the W. x W. Il. X. under the manage
ment Of the students.
The stockholders of the Washington
Cemetery company met in the Commits
s%ioner's office on Wednesday last and
elected the following board Of directors for
the ensuing year: G.. NJ. Rreed, ST., DIR.
Thomas McKennan, J.. c. AchiSon, Judge
Arheson, Boyd Crumrine, DR.. VIM. L..
Thompson and james X. Mitchell. The
three first gentlemen are president, Secre-
tary, and treasurer, respectively.
4. 7. Knowlson, who for the past six
months has been engaged in the OIL bro
kcrage business, left last week for Ohio.
The curators Of the Public Library held
= meeting at the residence of Miss Madd!e
Lcmoyne last Wednesday evening. They
decided to replace all books that have be
come so badly damaged rs not to be fit for
giving ont any more and also to purchase
unite a number OF new books. Miss Mary
Gregg was reelected Librarian.
The choir improvement which Is being
made IN the First Presbyterian church will
he completed it Is expected by the first OF
June, at the cost OF about 400 dollars.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
BEILAIRE.

The next meeting OF the teachers will he
held in Martins Ferry.
The Assessors have began to collect their
tax slips.
5. II. Lee has sold his interest in the
wharfboat to Messrs. Capt. James Campbell
and Thomas Prince.
Capt. John Fink was seriously injured
in Chicago by tree falling on him.
The funeral of David Crozier took place
yesterday afternoon.
The new A. NJ. l.. Church is being put
up rapidly and will be ready Tor occu-
pancy by the latter part Of June.
The Enterprise will this week publish
the paper read by Miss Belle Bea2el before
the Teachers Association on "Sully in the
School Room.
Five more weeks of school.
The chairs will be removed from the
Elysian theatre for the Catholic fair.
Zone of the Bravest' is a good show.
The crowd last night was much larger
than the evening before.
One of the shOwmen yesterday Knocked
down n little boy who was running along
the road in front of him. The boys head
struck a rock, badly cutting his forehead.
Miss Rose Shanpaielt is visiting friends
near GAINESVILLE.
James Fitton and wife are spending
the Sabbath with friends at Rurr's Mills.
The residence and farm of A. l.. Baron
will he sold on the 18th.
The congregation of the Second Presby-
terrain Church is well pleased with its new
pastor.
The steel works will go on in full to-
morrow.
Several new members were taken in at
the last meeting of the Y. w. C.. T. Union.
An effort will he made to close all places
of business on Sunday.
DR.. Porterfield is collecting for BOney-
steele q Bridenstein.
A new map of Belmont county, is being
prepared.
The small boy tried his hand at swim
ming last week.
The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Davis will
take place this afternoon at . o'clock.
Mrs. Anderson A. Fulton il visiting her
father 4. NJ. Grouse, of Mt. Zion.
TheO. BerthOf, ten years n miller in
PilIsbury A Mill, Minneapolis, is now
running T. Ault d Sons mill successfully.
waiter LOWS, Oh LOWS Mills, HIS at
cepted a position in Crafts iewelry store.
A. p. Miller, formerly Of this city, has
been made treasurer and p resident OF the
Central ONO paper house, of Columbus.
The front of 5. Behr's clothing store has
been improved.
Duke Carter will open a saloon in his
new building on Indian Run.
DIR. Park West has had q telephone put
in.
ties Hartcnstein is making arrangements
to open n summer garden at his new plUcr
up Indian Run.
Miss Ida Grove is back from 4 visit to
the country.
The Buckeye Building Association will
sell money tomorrow evening.
\ couple of our school teachers had their
pupils do the woods on Friday afternoon.
c. Dawson will erect a residence in the
Fifth ward.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08

Friday evening for the benefit of the A. NJ.
Z. Church.
The Committee on Arrangements for the
Masonic convention net last night
The report that Joseph Doeplsr had
been released from his confinement WAS
premature. There is nothing in the re-
port.
NEARBY NOTES.
Barnesville'S Council is inclined to run
the city in debt, but the Enterprise is kick.
ing.
Cadiz saloons will 60 after May -.
GAINESVILLE is sad over the fact that she
has no circus or base ball.
The lumber dealers back in the county,
as soon is the cyclone had passed over,
raised shingles, etc, 20 per cent.
st. Clairsville has collected 5 ,1l4 for
cyclone sufferers.
The elevation of GAINESVILLE above mean
tide is 1,21T feet.
Among the 146 inmates in the county
intirmary As are insane.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
CHESTNUTS.

Seals is 4 dandy on a stump speech.
Ray is a good imp~ersonatOr of a darky,
and his singing wa good.
Hilburn as n girl made n great hit. As
a "Squeezer' he was not as graceful as most
girls.
Westlake played his part well, and as
''bOnes' was a success.
There was n goOd-sized audience on the
outside or the theatre. The knot holes
were quite handy.
Ike Luchs was right at home in his
parts. Ike has been there before and needs
no tafly.
That won't sing act" was agood on
and was cleverly done.
Prof. Bane made his guitar ring an |
swelled his reputation.
Wetherald got there on "Rock-a-bye-
baby The song has grown to he a chest
nut but it is pretty nevertheless.
Fitton sang well and appeared to he right
at home in his parts.
The COlOred orchestra is to be commend
ed for the music rendered. 1t should have
played more.
Sherman Whipley and Miss Emma Sprag
have been married.
Lightning on Friday night destroyed q
tree near Fink's orchard.
Over $3.50 has been sent from here to
cyclone sufferers of st. Clairsville.
No services in the South NJ. f. Church
this morning.
Some of the boys against whom the
Grand Jury found true hill have been
arrested.
The street sprinkler will be put on in
due season.
Liberty Assembly K. of L. will hold a
picnic oil Saturday, the 2Sth inst, near
Burr's Mills.
Herman Hartenstein, ST., is building a
hennery, He intends to breed fancy
stock.
An Indian will speak in the City Hall
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
A PREDICAMEST.
Clinton scogara in Deroa Free Pras.

Clinton ScogIrd in Detroit Free PrcS.
Alas! q sorry lot is mine,
Pm deep in love with one
Whose eyes are bright as stars that shine
When sets the beaming syn
| dream of her AT noon and nlght,
| am her worshipper,
And vet, such is my wofu plight,
dare not tell it TO her.
I've conned the pages of romance
To see how heroes WOO;
They always seem 20 find a chance
And know Just what 10 do
AlaCk-aday, | AM not versed
In arts Of rhetoric:
In all the parts that I've rhearSed
I'm awkward as Il stick.
Nv voice is of inclined to break.
Andif. upon my knees.
said, III die for your sweet sake,
fear I'd fail 10 please.
Had | a word with Romeo
Perhaps he might unfold
Some way to guard against her NO,
And still not mention gold.
The pOc-s sing Of 'lOve divine
In numbers short and long:
This does not suit a case like mine
\ fig for every song,
Will some successful lover not
I'm sure there are n few
Have pity on my mouruful lot
And tell HE what 10 do
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
$500 Reward

is offered, in good faith, by the manufac-
turers of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy for a
case of catarrh which they cannot cure. 1t
is mild, soothing and healing in its effects,
and cures cold in the head" catarrhal
deafness, throat ailments, and many other
complications of this distressing disease.
80 cents, by druggists.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
\ Hopeless Case.

Wife lin a tone of sarcastic reproach)-
What do you think, John, of paying Sl.dy
for an orchestra chair Saturday night, and
only putting twenty-ti E cents in the con-
tribution box Sunday vorning?
John the guilty one)-I think, my dear,
that il make a s. bill look sick.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
A Useful Addition.

Veteran OF ell want to 20 with your
nine for the season. .
Secretary-Why, good gracious, man:
YOU couldn't do q trick In the base ball
line!
Veterau-Oh, couldn't / though? |
could drive heambulance and stand guard
over the umpire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
But They Have to Have Them.

''Boston likes "Ruddygore." The reason
why it didn't get along in New York IS
that it is too personally suggestive in its
treatmen Of ancestors. New Workers are
not in favor of ancestors.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
mberlin9 Register
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.
srR Usual WEEKLY LETTER ANDGBNERAL
RESUME.
Possibility OFFS bs Strike Among Coke Workers
Hopeful Signs Noticed Everywhsrs--L"s Of
capital Going Into Enterprises
Labor Notes.

ErrrSYUUlsUCg I he Sunday hfytNfF.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 6.-There Is
a possibility to-day that 100000 coal
miners and coke workers in Pennsylvania
will 90 out on a strike in a few days. This
will reduce the coal output about $4,000
tons per day and the coke production r.
OOOto Il, 900 tons per day. The Bltuminous
miners in the center of the state received a
% percent advance April lst. and this con
WINGED the anthracite miners, their turn
would soon come.
The signs of the times are everywhere
hopeful Business is not overwhelming
business men everywhere, Is it might, and
il is we'll for the consuming interests OF the
country that it isnot, because higher prices
and speculative values would be precip-
itated.
The store keepers, manufacturers, large
and small, throughout the country, As we'll
As the architects aud builders are all very
busy. There Is no dullness. We may be
thankful we have escaped a speculative
craze, that would have added 10 per cent
TO all products, without corresponding adj
yantages.
An enormous amount Of capital is going
into all sorts Of enterprises, rushing head
long in fact, but it cannot he said the in
yestments are not wise. Over 800, OOO,-
ON we're listed on the New York Exchange
a few days ago By twelve companies. Up
wards $500. 600, 600 will be invested in
railroad huildirgand 5000. 600, OOOOu house
building this season. About so, OOO, 900
will be put into locomotives alone in lSNT,
and car work will exceed last years record
by - per cent.
THE AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS
are promising, and this il the foundation
OF tine faith OF railroad builders, investors,
bankers and spectators. These interests
want to clip some fleece from the indus
trial interests. During the past two weeks
o. .uOJ, 900 bushels Of wheat were sold in
New York City.
The trade movement Is tair. Business
has been disturbed in all lines in Boston,
EXCEPT in boots and shoes, which Is and
will continue 20 be extraordinarily active.
At Philadelphia there is activity in wool,
grain, lumber and petroleum. At Clncin-
matt. trade strikes are threatened, but
business southwark i good. Al Chicago,
a marked improvement has been made
with the opeuingo Of lake navigation. Iron
freight rates have been reduced.
At 81. Louis an improvement - working
It's way to the surface. There iSa remark
able demand for agricultural implements
throughout the west. Lumber, and all
kinds OF building material are hurried for
ward To wards md builders, a. faust ~ the
railroads can handle them.
New railroad rates are upSettiuG bust
ness calculations more or les, in the north
west. Coal, iron, oils and lumber are
active on the Pacific coast, and heavy
trans-contiucntll shipments have started
i'm on account OF the Suspension Of section l..
Thip-s are all right in the south and
southwest. Industrial capital and enter
prise especially in the coal ere and lumber
regions are making hay while the sun
shines.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
PRICES LOW.
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF TWO SEVERAL DEEDS OF
ID trlSt made by Thomas y. How ley and Mary,
his wife, 10 the undersigned trustee, aud bearing
date respectively July 18th, ls'i. and November
18th, 1855. and both ~ record In the Clerks
office Of the County Court Of Ohio County, Wet
Virginia, ia Decd OF Trust BooL No. ~, nj pages
go and 32l. and pages 66 and IS. ] will, ON
SATURDAY, MAY z, 1887.
beginning al ~ O'Clock a. IN. at The north front
door of the Court House of ohio county, pro
coed Ia sell, nj public auction, tso following de.
scHbci real estate situated Ia the said city of
wheeling, that IL IA say: Li numbered seventy.
nine dot No. ~ In Division ", M designated ON
the map Of the subdivisions of the Joseph CAli.
vol estats and additions thCrsfom Ia Naid city,
fronting on the sJuth side 81 Twenty ninth street
Ia said city 81 Wheeling, together with the right
" use the water pipe in Lot No. ~ lying chSt oi
the above described lot, alSD all the imprpyc-
menb thereon and the ap~pUrienanccs belonging
thereto.
TERMS OF sA~LE-Onethird or ~ mncb more
Of the purchase money ~ the purchaser may
elect Ia pay, In each on the day Of yale. and the
residue in I equal instruments, at one and two
years from said dag 81 sale, with Interest Oh AaJd
deferred instAlmcnts until the whole 81 the puf-
chaAe money shall De- paid ia hlI, and the iItls
to the property to be nttined until all the pay
ments shall have been made.
JAMES y. ROGERS, Trustee.
&c. HERyEy. Anctioneer. ap7eAdi
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
GRAND EXCURSION!
-TIE-
The Beethoven Singing Society
WILL GIvE A GRAND EXCURSION on

To Powhatan. Clarington and BcarSyille, by the
Steamer Telegram. kRtMRk'S frLL BRASS
BAND will be in attendance.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets can be secured from the following per
sous: II. plug. Julius IohSc, George Rntt, Gus,
Miller, Henry BicberSou, Chas Rchlcr, Jacob
Nunge, Frank ilcnncSS, Philip kOChert, VIM.
Schramm, Jake Grebing. l.. Brockhart aud Henry
SChaetlCr.
Boat will leave wharf prom pity at 80 II, m.
mNsu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
Aetr advertisements.

ToR RENT-CHICKERING UPRIGHT Pr
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WherIinc ". Va. mySkeq
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